Cute little museum with lots of history about the prison - the building and also the different…read moreuniforms throughout the years. There is a mock up cell to see and lots of hand painted garden ornaments made in the prison itself. A nice day out when added to a walk on the moors and a pub lunch. Not a huge museum, so don't allow all day!

Interesting little museum at the prison which provides an insight into prison life past and…read morepresent. Range of hand painted ornaments for sale as well as mugs and t-shirts etc

Could spend hours in this fascinating little gallery shop-a Plymouth institution. Sarah's expertise…read moreis second to none and if you want a rare print-or even mutter 'I want a print of' she'll find it for you. There's a fabulous collection of old Plymouth prints and some more unusual etchings and hand tinted pieces. I challenge you to leave the shop without a present for someone.probably yourself.

A Great small local theatre, in the heart of Paignton…read more Recently refurbished, this theatre caters for small-end productions, and amateur shows. Staff are very friendly, and it's a nice venue. Toilets are situated downstairs, a disabled toilet on the main floor. The seating is slanted, and are two entrances to the top of the slope, and the bottom. Nice air-blowing facilities, however if you sit too near the front, you end up getting cold. If you sit nearer the back, you get really hot - So try and sit in the middle. A Nice, little stage, the theatre holds about 400 people. There is a nice little bar, where they sell drinks, crisps, nuts, and sweets. They sell Ice-Creams in the intermission. The theatre has a nice modern theme right across the board. Well worth a visit to this theatre, for a smaller show.

The Palace has undergone a major refurb, I am hoping now that we can get some big names thru the…read moredoor

This is the older of the two cinemas that are in Plymouth. However screen 1 of the Reel has the…read morebiggest auditorium out of the both cinemas . This cinema is right in the city centre, behind the Theatre Royal & has multi story carpark next door. At £2.75 for weekday tickets & £3.75 for weekend tickets its almost half the price of the Vue. The staff here are lovely & nothing is too much - has much more of a personal feel than the more modern cinemas around. Caters for childrens parties which i have not tried yet - but plan to do later in the year for daughters birthday

Although this cinema is alot older than the other more modern cinema in plymouth, it has a really…read morewarm cosy feeling. The surroundings may not be world class in terms of sound, but just being in a cinema that has been around for decades is a real honour to sometimes go to. It is alot cheaper than the other cinema and feel that people need to keep coming else it might be closed down - which would be a real shame. So if you like a traditional cinema - this is the place to be, always very clean and tidy.

Love it,love it,love it. The BEST Theatre in the world…read more Well.nearly. Always such a great range of productions to choose from; a lovely easy atmosphere ; a great coffee bar to waste hours in at any time and the kind of community focus that is rare in this part of the world. Have a hunch the brilliant leadership in Adrian Vinken should take much credit. All in all we're really proud of our theatre!

An excellent town centre venue for all kinds of theatrical events. The main theatre generally…read moreoffers a range of plays and musicals with the smaller 'studio' theatre (The Drum) presenting more challenging and experimental work. Youth theatre events and musical concerts involving local groups and schools form an important part of the theatre's community involvement. There's an excellent (if rather expensive) cafe and bar and you can be added to the mailing list for future events. Audio description is available for some productions to help visually impaired patrons and there is an audio loop for those with hearing difficulties.

A nice selection of prints and original art, also ceramic and bronze scultures and Murano glass…read morejewellery. Some of the work is from local artists including Jennie Hale. Also offer a framing service with a nice range of frames, although they aren't the cheapest and arguably a better framer in Tavistock is the one on the trading estate behind Focus. The staff are knowledgeable and the resulting framing was of a high quality. Much of the stock is quite pricey but obviously of good quality and many of the featured artists have a strong local if not national following. Worth a visit if you are in Tavistock!

I popped in for a browse around and was impressed by the helpful and informative service provided…read moreby the well informed sales assistant. Well worth a visit. A wide selection of quality pieces and pictures, many by local artists featuring local scenes. Now known as 'The Art Gallery'. I imagine the framing is still available.

Haiku is practiced and read at the Plymouth Proprietary Library Writers Group; as is Tanka and…read moreHaibun.

Seating, technical specifications of the cinema's and the choice are all fantastic - the ticket…read moreprices, including the baffling "booking fee" for on-line purchases , are much too high. And don't get me started on the food prices - so many people bypass the concession stand and go right into the cinema, I'm sure if the prices reflected a normal value they would be so much busier.

Vue cinema in plymouth is one of my favourite theatres that i love going to. It has a big spacious…read moretheatre with comfortable chairs and a big screen where we enjoy films with popcorn in hand. The inside of theatre is spacious and very clean. Although the prices of tickets have now started creeping up and it is the major problem that upsets me but me and my hubby often go and see the movies when there are some offers around. We also make use of student discount which is really a good method of reducing the ticket prices and helps lowering of ticket prices.